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Old 03-21-2013, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Brambledog View Post
Thanks for this, I spoke to my physio today who said that GPs aren't keen on them being used daily for pain relief because pills are so much cheaper...so if I can keep them for when pain is bad, at least I have something that might work. I've not tried one yet - I'm kind of scared in case they really do work on the pain, and then I'll just want to use them all the time....which means it'll be time for another fight with the nhs. Sigh.

Thanks Songbird

Bram.
I find that they work MOST effectively by only wearing them in the same are a few days a week. But if you have multiple areas or develop them, than it's a non-issue. If you're going out of pocket, that's one thing, but otherwise the most appropriate med should be used. Docs often prescribe meds that have bad side effects, so that can run your expense of care up as well. Pennywise and pound foolish...
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